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Indigenous Peoples are increasingly generating their own data in efforts to make their realities visible, advance the realisation of their rights, and address their insufficient representation in official statistics.

Indigenous Peoples are increasingly producing their own data to highlight their lived realities, promote the fulfilment of their rights, and counter their underrepresentation in official statistics.

Key findings and recommendations from a European symposium on how the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive can ensure effective access to justice for people affected by companies’ global value chains.

The global trend for mandatory human rights due diligence laws (MHRDD laws) is driving more States to consider whether to develop their own versions. This briefing note outlines key design features to be considered when developing a MHRDD law. It provides a high-level comparison of select MHRDD laws. It also details practical considerations to be aware of in a MHRDD development process.

This inventory maps existing public policy and regulations to implement the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in Latin America, to inform discussions on the need for mandatory human rights due diligence legislation and on the role of National Action Plans in creating an enabling environment for responsible business conduct. In doing so, it highlights opportunities, protection gaps, and challenges that future measures would need to respond to.

New developments and interactions between actors

This guide seeks to support and foster responsible business conduct among solar energy developers and their suppliers operating in Denmark and the EU in line with international human rights standards and current and emerging regulations.

This study explores the institutional framework of human rights protection and promotion in Jordan. The study identifies the relevant public institutions and their human rights mandate and tries to reflect on their actual role when possible.

On 12 December 2024 the EU Regulation on prohibiting products made with forced labour on the Union market, also known as the Forced Labour Ban, entered into force. This publication summarises the key elements of the regulation, analyses opportunities for effective implementation, and concludes with final recommendations towards effective enforcement.

This report provides a benchmark of the human rights policies and self-reported human rights due diligence practices of 30 of the largest Danish companies for the 2023 reporting period.